Wack jobs always show up, especially the holier-than-thou evangelical me-first bozos who hijacked the GOP in the 90′s.

This is interesting to me. I mean, I’m all for people taking the opportunity to make their voices heard regardless of which side of the aisle you generally land on. But I still can’t figure out why someone would waste their vote on somone who clearly has no chance to win. For instance, there have been times in the past when I felt the independent party candidate was best. But I never voted for them because there wasn’t a chance they’d get elected. That said, its interesting the GOP turnout was so much lower than years past. Maybe voters who traditionally vote for the GOP see the writing on the wall and are starting to lose hope. I’m not saying good, bad, or otherwise. It’s just interesting….

Mr. Hope and Change wants to create a nation humbled; humiliated, casting-aside capitalism and individual freedoms for one where we the people are government controlled. This would be a system that genuflects mediocrity, steals personal aspiration and opportunity, and punishes those who strive to succeed.

A gallon of regular gasoline the day Obama was inaugurated was $1.79 on average in the U.S. Today that price is $3.59, a 100.6% increase. The number of food stamp recipients has risen since Obama took office from 31,983,716 to 43,200,878, a 35.1% jump. Long term unemployment soared 146.2% during the same 32 month period from 2,600,000 to 6,400,000. Staggering hope and change isn’t it?

American citizens living in poverty have risen 9.5% from 39,800,000 to 43,600,000, and the number of unemployed has jumped almost 25% from 11,616,000 to 14,485,000 as of August 31, 2011. The number of unemployed blacks has risen from 12.6% at the end of George Bush’s term to 15.8% today, a 25.4% increase, and finally, our national debt is up 34.4% from 10.627 trillion to 14,278 trillion *

TPaw can’t even deliver his state to Mitt. Is it a wonder Dayton is Gov?

Great strong 2nd for Ron Paul. Delegates build and the game goes on.

thats because everybody knows the gop aint gonna win squat….obama will easily win again….i’m keeping my vote home this time…..go get raked through the coals at the polling booth..gfys….

Low turnout in the MN republican caucuses is most likely due to people finally waking up a realizing that it will be a bumper year for Democrats in 2012. No point in them wasting their time and money on something they cannot win. Did they raise the million needed to get their party out of debt at the caucuses?

Ron Paul is entertaining, but so incredibly naive it is painful.

The G in G Dog clearly doesn’t stand for genius.

!5,000 stayed home! In the fall of 2012 they might as well all stay home! The candidates are less than mediocre! If fact they all show symptoms of being mentally unstable, physically feeble and outrageously panning to a religiousness that they really neither practice nor respect! I find them to be less than zero on the believeability meter! I’m sure many of you do too!

In the U.S. your given two choices, vote DEM or vote Rep. both are pre choinen by a few other ppl, both will be multi millionairs, both promise the moon, neither will deliver anything, the cycle continues….Why bother voting at all, they will support there views not the ppl’s……

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that Obama will win a second term, so why waste your time attending a caucus???

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